Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 4

"~ -~ PRESIDENT SIGNS NEW WEIGHTS LAW Many Important Measures & Still Await Action by P the Executive. President Wilson today signed the ‘bill providing for a more stringent weights and measures law. Other local measures awaiting the President’s signature are for the clos- ing of Cedar street between Quiney and Shepherd streets, and one for the conveyance of lots on low ground in this city. | The weights and measures bill is deemed of great importance. Besides other things, it provides for a stan- dard size loaf of bread, for the first time in Washington—a loaf of speci- fled weight. It requires also the sale of ice by welght and the sale of fruits and vegetables in standard size boxes, and for the inspection of gaso- line-measuring machines at the fill- ing stations about the city. Tt also abolishes the collecting of fees from merchants for the inspec- tion of scales by the bureau of veights and measures. W he Closing of Cedar street is in compli with the highway plan in that section When this <ed the ground will revert to the iting property owners 'Ih-”v‘\.v r'll If al bill provides for the to the United States of in connection with the called Anacostia s heretofore been important bills before t are: the Fordney emer- nigration the Pre .\-A.|“ r ency tariff, sundry civil, i fnd the Army b onsidered likely that he will “pocket” the emer- gency tariff and the immigration bills. CATHOLICS HOLD NOVENA OF GRACE TOMORROW Devotions in Honor of St. Francis Xavier in Eight Services Planned. Washington Catholics tomorrow will begin the annual “novena of grace” in honor of St. Francis Xavier—an old de- votion, but introduced into Washington by the Jesuit fathers at St. Aloysius Church only twelve vears ago. It has become one of the principal devotional periods in the Washington church year, because of remarkable answers to pray er said to be received by many who make the novena. Last vyear 10,000 persons attended the ex church—St. Aloysius —and a tendance is expected this year because of visitors to the city. p Eight services will be conducted daily | in St. Alovsius Church this year. The first service will be recitation of novena pravers after the 7 o'clock mass each morning. The prayers, Wwith a short germon, by the Rev. George E. Kelly, will be repeated after the 8:15 o'clock mass. A ten-minute service will be con- ducted at 1 by the Rev. William J. Brooks. o services will be held at b o'clock—one in the upper church by the Rev. Joseph I Fink, the other jn the lower church by the Rev. T. Charles Davey; and two services will be held at 7:30—one in the upper church by the Rev. Henry A. Leary, the other in the lower church by the Rev. George E. Kelly. The closing service will be con- ducted_ea: ev;n(nx at nvxs.Ebyh the ev. Edward J. Sweeney. Eac vkho evening services will last half an our. : A golden jeweled repository, con- taining a_piece, of: the arm of St. Francis Xavier, will be: exposed for veneration duripg #he Movena on 2 special shrine, erected to the saint, Within the sanctuary of St. Aloysius'. The relic will be used in blessing the congregation at the close of each of the novena exercises. At St. Martin' Church. ¢he Rev. Eu- gene A. Hannan will conduct the Rovena exercises. The prayers will be recited after each'of the masses, and each afternoon and evening at 3115 and 7:30. The exercises will be conducted daily also at St. Patrick the Immadulate Conception. Holy Trin- ity and other leading Cathelic churches. —_— SUES FOR “ABE LINCOLN.” Declaring that the right to use the name “Abe Lincoln” in connec.ion with the sale of candy is a part of the assets of the bankrupt corpora- tion of Abe Lincoln Candy Company, Henry 1. Quinn, trustee in bank- ruptcy. has brought suit against Wil- Jlam A. Easterday. president of the corporation, to compel the transfer of all claims to use the name. At- torney Joseph A. Burkart appears for the trustee. SEN‘!'. TO FORT HOWARD. Col. Samson L: Faison. infantry. at €Camp Lee, Va., has been ordered to Fort Howard, Md., for duty in the 3d Corps area, pending his assignment to @ unit of the organized reserves. ORDERED TO FRISCO. Tisut. Commander John H. Gunnell, Naval Supply Corps, has been de- 1uched from duty in the office of naval operations, Navy Department, and or- dered to duty on the receiving ship n_Francisco. DIAMONDS —O0ld Gold —Jewelry —in our manu- facturing de- partment. We pay good prices Adolph Kahn Only One ¥ Cost In my office the first cost is the only cost. I do not ad- vise you after the examination that there is more work to do than had been ex- pected. My price the last day is the same as the first. Good dentistry is real economy—and remember every case receives my personal attention. Easy Payment Terms to All New York WASHINGTON Paris THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, loodward & Lotheop=:= THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921 We Offer a Great Accumulation of Odds and Ends and Incomplete Lines for This FRIDAY REMNANT DAY SALE Some of the spring things have already run to Remnants; remainders and odds and ends and accumulations, odd sizes and one-of-a-kind things of Winter Goods are being closed out in Friday’s Remnant Sale. We have also been fortunate in securing some very unusual values in the market and these are marked at prices just as low in comparison as the Remnants from our own stock. Friday Clearance Boys’ and - Girls’ High Shoes At this season of the year we are getting our stock in readiness for the low shoes for the spring and summer months. Therefore we are offering several lines of high shoes at very low prices for our Friday Remnant Day. High Shoes, the Trot Moc Co., sizes 49 pairs Boys' made b: t High Shoes, rot Moc Co., sizes .05 pair, 7 pairs Childre: the Trot Mo 91 10 and 10% 45 pairs Growing Girls' Tan Calfskin Shoes. round toes, welt soles and low hegls, sizes 213 to $5.25 pair. 50 pairs Misses' Tan Calf Lace Shoes. square toe, low heels, welt soles, sizes 11% to 2. 8535 pal 47 pairs Children’s Tan Calf Lace Shoes, square toe, low heels, welt soles, sizes 813 to 11. $4.50 pair. Children's floor. Shoe Section, Fourth Friday Clearance of Women’s Oxfords, $8.75 Pair A clearance of small lots of women’s tan and dark brown walking oxfords. representing some of the best styles of the season. All high-grade per- fectly made shoes and excep- tional values. 218 Pairs Women's Tan end Dark Brown Calfskin Walking Oxfords, with Cuban, military or low flat heels. Goodyear welt sole: straight and wing tips. in the pop- ular brogue styles, included are several styles of the Laird Schober & Co. make. Sizes in the combined Jot as follows; AAA 5 to 8. AA 4, 5, 5%, 7% and 8, A 3%, 4, 7.7% and 8, B 3, 3%, 4, 4%, . 7% and 8, C 2%, 3, 3%, 5, 6, 612, 7, 7% and 8, D 3, 31, 4, 413, 6, and 7. $8.75 pair; formerly up to $I5. Women's Shoe Sectlon, Third fioor. Friday Special in Children’s White Socks, 3 Pairs, 50c 75 Dozen Pairs Children’s White Socks, with fancy col- ored striped tops. Sizes 4% to9. 3 pairs for 50c; were 25¢ Children's Hosiery Section, Fourth floor. CHINA 1 Decorated Porcelain 100-piece Dinner Set, several pieces missin B28.75;: was $39.50. 1 62-plece Decorated American Porcelain Cottage Dinner Set, sev- eral pieces missing. $12.95; was $16.50. 2 Decorated Haviland China Un- covered Vegetable Dishes, $1.96 each; were $5. 6 Decorated Haviland China Coupe Soup Plates, 50c each; were 5125, 75 Decorated American Porcelain Tea Plates, slightly imperfect, specially priced, 7e each. 65 Decorated American Porce- lain Pie Plates, slightly imperfect, specially priced, Sc each. 6 Covered Stoneware Slop Jars, slightly imperfect, specially priced, $1.28 each. China Section, Fifth fioor. FridaySaleof Cotton Crepe Kimonos, $1.95 A special lot of Cotton Crepe Kimonos, in rose and blue, loose kimono style corded, forming empire effect and finished with hemsti!ching;.full size. Special, $1.95 3 Light Blue Albatross Kimonos, loose sleeves, tucked across the shoulder, satin_trimmed, belted with cord. $695 each; were $1350. 7 Cotton Crepe Breakfast Coats, made coat style, with tux- edo collar and cuffs, adjustable belt and pockets, in blue and rose. $195 each; were $3.75. Kimouo Section, Third Soor. Special Size Apparel 5 Embroidered Tricolette Dresses in navy and brown; sizes 445 and 6.50 R, sports models in and brown and 42% and 44%. price, $19.50 each. vy Blue Serge Suits, belted s, button trimmed; sizes 423, 4615 and 48%. Special price, $24.50 ea Friday Specials in Men’s & Women’s HandFkerchiefs $1 Dozen 25 dozen Soft-finish Men's Cambric Handker- chiefs, full size, %-inch hems. Special, $1 dozen; 50c % dozen. 30 dozen Women's Soft- finish Cambric Handker- chiefs, full size. Special, $1 dozen; 50c 3% dozen. Women's Handkerchief Sectlom, First floor. Remnant Day merchandise is not returnable or exchangeable; not sent C. O. D. or on approval; mail or phone orders not accepted. Women’s Suits 7 Velour and Duvetyn Wool Suits, with fur collaurs of nutria, opossum = %olinsky, in plain or belted models, colors are brown pine needle green and navy, sizes 36, 38 and 40. 365 each; wer< $150, $200 and $250. 5 4 Navy and Black Veldyne Suits plain or belted models, sizes 38, 40 and 42. 365 each; were $150. 20 Wool Suits, in veldyne, velour, tricotine, silvertone and striped serges, lined to match, colors are brown, navy, black, taupe and cop- en, broken sizes. $27.50 each; were $65 to $125. Women's Suit Section, Third floor. Women’s Skirts 12 Plaid and Checked Wool Skirts, in tan and navy, navy and white, plain navy and black serge, sizes 26 to 31, offered for Friday at the very special price of $8.50. Women's Skirt Section, Third floor. Sweaters and Scarfs 16 Light-weight Wool Scarfs, fmported from London, in various color combinations, especially good for spring wear. $3.95 each; were $6.75. 24 Light-weight Wool Tuxedo Coat Sweaters, in sand, reseda, pink, navy and black, all sizes in the combined lot. Special re- duced price, $3.95 each. 4 Wool Sweater Coats, with roll collars and pockets, in brown, gray, peacock and American beau- ty. $6.75 each; were $1L75. 3 Wool Jumpers, imported from London, in blue and gold, réseda and gray, and gold and lavender. $5 each; were $12.50. Sweater Section, Third floor. Men’s Clothing 8 Suits, single and double breasted models, fine fabrics, hand tailored; blue, brown and' gray, in pattern effects; sizes 36, 38, 39, 40 and 42. Greatly reduced to .50 each. .fll Genuine Leather Coat, double raglan shoulders. full breasted, size 36. belt model, end of ling 32750 eack. 2 Men's Store, First floor. Muslin Undergarments A Small Lot of Nainsook Gowns, in flesh or white, with low square, round or V neck, and short sleeves, tailored or lace trimmed. Specially priced, $1.85 each. A Smi Lot of Nainsgok Gowns, made with low neck and short sleeves, tailored or trimmed with lace embroidery. Speclally priced, $1.35 each. 8 Pairs Drawers, open style, made of nainsook, tucked and lace trimmed ruffies, regular and extra sizes, lengths, 25 and 27. 95¢ pair; were $1.50. Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor. Philippine and Silk Underwear 26 Flesh Satin Camisoles, trim- med with wide fllet lace edging and insertion, camisole style with ribbon shoulder straps. Sizes 36 to 44. 7Hc esch; were $1. 16 Philippine Nainsook Gowns, Jow round and square necks and short sleeves, or sleeveless, daintily hand embroidered and scalloped. Small sizes only. $2 each; were $2.75. 4 Pairs Extra Size French Percale Drawers, daintily trimmed with fine scalloping, length 27. 85¢ pair; were §1.75. Silk Tnderwear Section, Third Soor. Women’s Gowns 1 Taupe Velvet Gown, size 35. $30.50; wis $175. 1 Brown Taffets and Tace Dinner Gown, size 38. $30.50; was $125. 1 Brown Taffeta Gown, trimmed with canary colored organdy, size 36. $85.00; own, high neck was 395, 1 Brown Charmeus Pty Biuc Sabin Cawa. sive vy Blue Satl . ™4 Brown Jersey Dr ':1 g erse. i e y Dress, sise 36. $12.50; ‘Women's Dress Sectlon, Third Soor. Pictures Reduced A lot of Colored Prints, in 8x12-inch size; mahogany fin- ish frames; slightly scarred. $1 each; were $1.25 A lot of Small Water Colors, in 5x7-inch frames, with mats. 3 were 75¢ A lot of Easel-back Post Card Frames, mahogany finish; slight- 1y marred. ach; were 50c Plcture Bection, Fifth foor, Women’s Hosiery 50 palrs Women's Silk Hose, with lisle soles and garter tops, in black and white, slightly irregular weave, sizes 9, 9% and 10. $1.25 pair; were 82, 36 rs Outsize Black Silk Hose, with fisle garter tops and soles, sizes 8% and 9 only., $1.25 pair; were 60 pairs Gray Silk Lisle Hose, full fashioned, aizes 8% to 10. 50c pair; were 65c. ‘Wemen's Heslery Soction, First ficer. The Usual Splendid Friday Values in Men’s Furnishings Handkerchiefs, in inch hems; full . 47 dozen Men's Pure Silk Japane: white only: nicely hemstitched; % an; size. The quality that we have been selling at 50c. Spe- cial price, 35¢c each, 3 for $1.00 147 Men's Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with embroidered Old English initials; were $1 each, now 92 pieces Men's Light-weight White and Natural- colored Balbriggan Underwear; shirts with long sleeves; sizes 34, 36, 44 and 48; Shirts with short sleeves, sizes 34 and 42; ankle-length drawers, sizes 32, 42, 44, 46 and Soc 48; were $1, NOW ........... 49 Suits Men's Imported Cotton Crepe oolors and stripes; fast colors: medium and large sizes. Were $4 suit, now reduced t0...oeeeeseeens letter; a few odd Pajamas, plain $1.85 60 dozen pairs Men's Medium-weight Mercerized Cotton Socks with triple-woven heels and toes and double soles. These are the seconds of one of the best- wearing makes we carry and are good, serviceable and dependable, though they have slight imperfections in the weave. They are entirely free from holes or thread breaks such as many “seconds” in hosiery ha Shown in black, cordovan, gray, green and white. Sizes 9% to 11% Special price, 6 pairs for $1.35. Perfect qualities would be marked at 40c pair. 96 Men's Fanoy Colored Silk Cravats, mew open-end shapes in figured and striped patterns. Special 4B price, each ........... C 7 Men's Finest Quality Imported Velour Hats, in black, green and olive; sizes 6%, 7, 7%. Reduced from §7 () $30 to, each . 29 pairs Men's Light-weight Gray Suede Dress Gloves with three rows of self stitching on the back; sizes §f 35 7, 7% and 7%. Reduced from $3.50 to, Pair........ P ¢ Men's Store, First fioor. Men’s Shoes Greatly Reduced At $7.75 Pair; Were $15 33 Pairs Dark Mahogany Calfskin English Lace Shoes, with a neat, narrow square toe; one of the most popular of this season's model: Sizes 8, 81 and 9 AA; 8, 8%, 9, 9% 8%, 9 and 9% B; 6, 6%, 713, 8, 8%3 At $7.75 Pair; Were $14 37 Pairs Men's Black Gun Metal Calfskin Shoes; 2 dis- continued line of our regular high grades. Sizes 8%, 9, 9% and 10 AA; 8, 8%, 9% and 11 A; 7% and 10 B; 6, 7, 9, 9% and 10 C; 6, 6%, 7%, 10% and 11 D. At $6.75 Pair; Were $15 10 Pairs Men's Highest Grade Russian Calfskin Shoes; wing tip model, on English last. Sizes 8, 83 and 9 AA; § and 9 A 6, 7 d 9% B. " At $6.75 Pair; Were $14 17 Pairs Men's Brown Russia Calfskin English Shoes, narrow quare toe; all C widths, in sizes 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 8% 4 At $4.75 Pairs Were $8.50 19 Pairs Black Vici Kidskin Shoes; blucher model with broad toe. Sizes 6, 61, 7, 7% and 8. At $4.75 Pair; Were $9.00 43 Pairs Young Men’s English Last Brown Leather Shoes; just the shoe for the boy or youth in need of a pair to finish the season. Sizes 7%, 10% and 11 A; 5%, 10% and 11 B; 6, 1014 and 11 C; 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 8%, 9, 8%, 10 and 11 D At $1.50 Pair; Were $5 19 Pairs Men's Fancy Pullman or Traveler's Slippers, made of high-grade leather, in lavender, pink, red, brown, green and black. Men's Shoe Store, First floor. Evening Wraps At Extremely Great Reductions L, Black veiret Evening Wrap, ith caricul collar. lined it deep collar and band around the Dlack guilied ilk. 845, wis $185. botiom of Americas opossum, i 1 Tomato Duvetyn Brenin £old cloth with stripes of taupe Wrap, with kolinsky collar_an Yelvet ribbon and s lining_ of liniog to match, , was $225. Benna chiffon. 3195, ‘was $375. 1 Rose Panne Velvet Evening 1 Black Silk Bvening 'Wrap, Wrap, trimmed with Australian embroidered “in_colored ~flowers, Opossum, lined with blue messa- line, slightly soiled. ) was 1 Black Velvet Evening Wrap, broidered in _gold threaqd, satin 1 Tavpe Evening Wrap, with trimmed with flying squirrel, and deep velvet collar, lined to match. $195, was $450. - FA AL IR mme. ustralin opos: lined with bine brocaded sum, fanc) linin, o $175, was $400. 3185, was daop, "8 10 mateh 1 Evening Wrap of brown 1 Brown Velvet Evening Wrap, duvetyn and velvet with large opossum collar, lined lined to match. §95, was 3 with gold satin. $95, was 3 Wine Colored Evening Wrap 1 Gold Velvet Evening Wrap, of duvetyn, with throw coliar, n lined to match. $95, was $195. Tonten. 305 was $a0, E @ 1 0ld Blue Velvet Wrap, bead 1 0ld Blue Velvet Evening trimmed. lined to match. $95, Wrap. with fiylog squirrel col- iining of xold satin mes- e. $90, was ine. 1 Green Duvetyn Wrap, with goig mup lnias, $75, was $195. Rose Velvet Wrap, with gold satin lining. $765, was §185. Women's Coat Section, Third Hoor. Radical Reductions on Fur Muffs Reduced to $25 Reduced to $7.50 2 Natural Skusk Myfs, wers 3 Natural Wol 5 and $60.75. E $19.60 and geny. uTe were 3 iack Lysx Mofe, were Caupe Wolf Muff, was $35, N 1 Nutria Coney Muff, was $24. 1 Natural Nutria Muff, was “11' Reduced to $15 gl paatunal Gray Fox Maft, was 1 Taupe Wolf Muff, was $65. n i ’ to l“%illllfll Raccoon Muyff, was L ':i.uuu Opossum Muf?f, was 3 Black Freach Coney Muffs, 1 Hudeon Seal Moff, was $36, 5 1 Teupe Fox Muff, was $45. L Reduced to $10 1 Taupe Fox Muff, was $47.50. elgRlack Yo Muffs, ware $40 o were _Au.n 0 $16.50. [Tl e T e 58 White Squirml Reduced to 5105 Ooney' Mufts, ware mufts, Hrown For Mufts, were 3 $57.50 and 380, Hudson Seal and Ermine ‘were $8.75 anc .95, 1 Onild's Brown Muft, was §7. 0dd Fur Coats Reduced 1_Gr sie.60, Taupe Nutria Maff, was $25. 35 %inch Natural Msle Coat. 1 'sginch’ Naturad Civet inch Na $225, 90, ee Fur Sectien, Third fisor. coat. ; was The Making of Appropriate Costumes for All Festive Occasions By New York Experts, in the New Dennison Section HE newest form of character or fancy dress i costume is the regalia or slip-on. 1t is easily . made, will fit any one and so is especially suited to the costuming of large groups of people, as in folk dances, pageants and patriotic festivities. The instructors of the Dennison Manufacturing Co., New York, experts in making these costumes, will be here all this week, and will be very glad to show models and explain the method of making. Denni- son’s Crepe Paper is the material used, and as this is very strong and durable and is made in many beau- tiful shades and designs, it has proved to be the ideal fabric. Every holiday and nationality may be represented by appropriate regalia, and the expense, even for costuming many people, is comparatively slight. The instructors will also conduct classes in weaving with crepe paper rope, a form of basketry which is as durable and beautiful as raffia or reed, and much easier to do. The new sealing wax art and the use of crepe paper in table and hall decorating is very attractive. This is an opportunity which every teacher, hostess and entertainer—in fact, every one interested in the social life of this city—should take advantage of. There will be no charge for the instruction, and the time spent in seeing the exhibit will be well worth while. - Ny e 2 Misses® Apparel 2 Winter Coats, of navy French cheviot, sizes 14 and 16. $13 each; Srere insa: 3 Winter Suits, in reindeer and brown, ripple and straightline models, with nutria or sealine col- 1 size’ 16, $17.50 each; were 360 1 Black Charmeuse Dress, Per- slan ribbon girdle, size 16. $27.503 was 1 Navy Satin Junior Dress, lace collar’ and _cuffs, trimmed with pleated ruffles, size 17. $27.503 was ) 2 satin Dresses, with accordion pleated overskirts, in navy and brown, size 16. $27.30 each; were 1 Navy Taffeta Dress, with eye- let-embroidery, in henna silk, size 16. $18.30; was $25. 1 Navy Minuette Dress, trimmed with, gray silk stitching. separate ovétblouse, size 18. $18.50; was $29.50. 1 Blue Taffeta Dre: trimmed with ruffles, accord pleated overskirt, in apron effect, size 18. $18:50; was $27.50. Misses® Bection, Fourth floor. Women’s Waists 22 White Wash Net Blouses, two styles in the lot. One style is an embroidered net overblouse, the other is tucked with frill on collar and down the front, three-quarter sleeves, sizes 34 to 44. $3.95 each; ‘were $5.75 and $6.75. 90 Georgette Crepe Waists, in various attractive styles, some trimmed with narrow frills, others embroidered or beaded. Colors are rust, taupe, brown, bisque, white, flesh and black. Very special price, each. 46 English Chambray Tailored ‘Walists, in tan and green, all sizes in the lot. Special, $2.85 27 Batiste and Dimity Waists, in tallored and tucked styles, some with collars and cuffs of checked organdy. Speclally priced $1 each. 6 Maids' Black Cotton Waists, size 34. 78c each; were $2.25. Blouse Section, Third Soor. UMBRELLAS 6 Colored Silk Umbrellas, silk to slight imperfections, $4.75 each; were 9 Men's 26-inch Black Umbrellas, light wood P. W. handles, $1..95 each; were $3. 28 Women's Black Egyptian Cloth Umbrellas, 25-inch handles bakalite trimmed, speclally priced. $2.75 each. Umbrella Bection, First floor. CORSETS 4 Lily of Franos Corsets, in fine pink broche, with elastio at waist- line, and lower front eections, sizes 22, 23 and 24, $8.50 each; were $10. 5 Lily of France Corsets, of pink stripe coutll, very long skirt and wide elastic band at the walist line, sizes 25, 27, 28, 31 and 32, $5 each; ‘were $10.50. 6 Walistline Corsets, of white Chamoisette, straight line model, few bones, sizes 23, 24, 25 and 27, 94 each; were Special, 4 dozen P N Corseta, low bust models in white coutil or pink broche, waistline style, sizes 19 to 30. Regular $4 values, spe- clally price, $3.25 each. Corset Section, Third fisor. Children’s Knif Underwear 30 Children’s Fins Ribbed Light- welght Cotton Combination Suits, with low necks, sleeveless and tight knees or bloomer styles. Blightly solled, sizes 11 to 12 ye: 50c each; were TSe. 24 pairs Children’s Fine Ribbed Light-weight Cotton Pants, t fitting or loose knee, Ightly woiled. sizes 11 to 12, 37%e pair; were Bbe. 22 Children’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck and sleeveless, high neck and short sleves, or low neck and short sleeves, slightly soiled, sizes 11 to 12 years 37%e n's Fourth Soor, Dennison Section, Second floor. 50 Dozen Women’s Small Boys’ Over- coats Specially Priced, $3.45 25 Small Boys' Overcoats, sizes 3 to 7 years only; made of all-worsted ~ fabric; ~full-cut. nicely lined, full-belted models, well worth buying to carry Specially over for next season. priced, $3.43. Friday Sale of Boys’ Wash Suits $2.45 20 dozen Wash Suits, our reg- ular make. These are broken lots assembled into one group, sizes 21 to 10 years. Middy, Oliver Twist and Junfor Nor- folk models, with long or short sleeves, fast colors, dark and medium, all white and white with combinations. Speeclally priced, $2.45 each. Boys' Section, Fourth fioor. Friday Sale of Upholstery and Drapery Poplins and Reps 50 vards Small Figured Creen Rep; 50 inches wide. 25 yards Small Figured Blue Rep, 50 inches wide. 15 yards 50-inch wide Plain Green Poplin. 28 yards, $0-inch wide Plain Green Rep. All these fabrics are desirable for portieres, curtains, couch covers, pillows and cushions. $1.25 yard; were §2 and §2.35 2 lengths 50-inch Poplin, good quality, in shades of tan, lengths ranje from 1% to 4 yards Reduced to S50c yard. A large collection of remnants and short lengths of Cretonnes, Poplins, Silkolines, Voiles, Nets, Silks and various upholstery and drapery fabrics, suitable for bags, cushions, fancy work, etc., % to % less former prices. Drapery Section, Fifth floor. Summer-Weight Knit Combinations 58¢c, 68c and $1 This is a manufacturer’s sample line that we have secured. The garments are splendid quality, light summer weight, in low neck and sleeveless style with tight-fitting knee or lace trimmed and shell-edge umbrella styles. Many of thess garments are slightly soiled from being used by the maker as display samples, but the quality is not affected in the least, and would regularly sell at considerably more. Knit Underwear Section, Third floor. . Housewares of Many Different Kinds Solid Aleohol or eanned heat for 10 aE Special price, 65¢ beating_and cooking. dozen caas. 12 large cartons Wizard Carpet Clean; broken cartoos. 500 sach; were $1.00. 12 pints Wizard Liquid Floor Wax. 45¢ sach; were 7bc. 1,500 cakes Swift's Borax Laundry and Household Soap. 480 dozen cakes; $3.95 oase of 100 cakes. 6 White Enameled Bath Stools. $1.95 sach; were $3.25. 6 White Pnameled Bath Stools, slightly imperfect. 960 each; were $1.85, 1 White Medicine Cabinet, mirror_door; slightly imperfect. $6.95; was $1L75. 3 large White Wash Basios. slightly imperfect. 960 esch; were $L7B. 6 large Heavy Quality Copper-bottom Wash Boilers, siightly damaged. $1.95 ; were $3.65. 1 Bolo Oven, two burmer size for gas or oil cook stoves; slightly imperfect. $5.75; was $11.25. 1 6t Stepladder, slightly damaged. $2.75; was $4.30. ol H 1 41t Stepladder, slightly damaged. £.50; wis 33,00, -4 4 Reed Nursery Chairs. slightly imper fect. $1.96 each; were $4. ke A Fascy Colored Scrap Baskets, slightly yworn. ; were §l. 3 Japanese Scrap Baskets, dam- aged. 960 llol:"‘fl "."'ll.\‘ifly c 1 Nickel-plated Blectric Percolator, 6- ;3 ‘:.lu: slightly damaged. $8.50; was 2 Flain Eitchen Tables. e e x40 _inches: ect. $75 o0ch; were 085, o 2 Porcelain-top Kitchen Tables, with drawer; size 25x40 inches: siightly imper- fect. $7.75 each; were $12.50. 1 Drop-lea Kitchen Tuble. with stained legs; slightly imperfect. $7.50; was $13.75. 1 Porcelain-top Kitchen Table, with drawer; size 24x38 inches; slightly imper- fect. 75; was $10.75. Housewares Section, Fifth floor, Black Cowhide Leather Bags At the very low Friday price of $6.50 It has been sometime since you have been able to get a leather Traveling Bag at this low price of $6.50. Of black walrus and crepe grain leather, suitable for either men or ‘women. 15, 16 and 18 inch sizes. Treveling Goods Bection, Fourth Soor. ] Infants; Apparel 22 Children's Wool Sweater Sets, consisting of sweater, cap, leggings and mittens. Colors are brown, blue and rose. $4.05 set; were $14. 20 Children’s Raincoats or Capes, in blue, black or garnet. $1.93 each; 35 and $7.50. 62 pairs Children's Rompers, in white or colors. Made in either beach or bloomer styles, and trim- med witl collar, cuffs, belt and pockets. pair; were $3. 1 White Enameled Cabinet, con- taining five drawers and wardrobe for hanging baby’s dresses. $45, was .50, Infants’ Section, Fourth floor. 180 Girls® Gingham Dresses sy $1.00 Plain colors and plaids in a variety of shades; mostly with contrasting collar and cuffs. All are belted styles. Good, full sizes, 8 to 14 years. Girls® Bection, Fourth floor. Extra Size House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons 14 Extra Size Homse Dresses, of chec! and siriped Fingbam, square’ and rotey neck, with vest or panel effects, roll col lar cuffs, threequarter siceves, a Sustable belt and ets. Bises 48, and .75_each; were 87, 8 Extra and Regular Size House Dresses, of percale and gingham, in fine made with or without collars, loog o o uarter sleeves, adjustabl £ 308 S0 o2 e} 8 Figured and Striped Percale Bungalow Aprons, fastening in front or back, with ets and belt —Sises 36, 33 and 40. Petticoats A small lot of Sateen Petticoats, in ‘:'r'v,_.::. .’E&. blue, copen and wistaria, founce, cReckiely tHimmed. Wi oman each; were $5. 40. §3.95 each; ware §5 and .75, 1